The Hyde Park Towers Hotel

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The Hyde Park Towers Hotel London

Location. The Hyde Park Towers Hotel is a Victorian property tucked amid a row of former townhouses in the Bayswater district of London, England. This property stands 500 metres from Paddington train station.

Hotel Features. Le Parc restaurant serves breakfasts, lunches and dinners. The menu includes international favorites and traditional British fare such as fish and chips. A bar caters to late-night requests with drinks and refreshments. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas of the hotel. A function room accommodates up to 40 people. The reception desk is staffed 24 hours a day, and hotel personnel offer concierge services. This property houses a "Smart Spa" unit that offers zero-gravity isolation with aromatherapy and oxygen therapies, and massage.

Guestrooms. This hotel offers 115 guestrooms, all with balconies. Room décor includes neutral color schemes, light-toned furniture and subtly patterned fabrics. Accommodations include satellite television. Coffeemakers, and complimentary coffee and tea are provided. All accommodations feature private bathrooms.

From London Heathrow Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 24 kilometres (15 miles).

Getting there. The Heathrow Express train connects with Paddington train station. The Underground offers economical transportation, serves all the Heathrow terminals and transports passengers to central London via the Piccadilly Line. Black taxis are available from the arrival terminals.

Getting around. The easiest way to get around London is via the Underground or bus services. Alternatively, black taxi cabs can be hailed in the street.

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